H2CM: A holonic architecture for flexible hybrid control systems

Indriago, Carlos; Cardin, Olivier; Rakoto, Naly; Castagna, Pierre; Chacón, Édgar

doi:10.1016/j.compind.2015.12.005

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“…To extend the adaptability of PROSA, an extension to dynamic hybrid systems, i.e. specific systems where both discrete and continuous behaviors need to be taken into account in the control of the system, was presented as H 2 CM (Holonic Hybrid Control Model) reference architecture (Indriago et al 2016). It is based on the three basic holons of PROSA without the Staff one.…”

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Evolution of holonic control architectures towards Industry 4.0: A short overview

2018

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The flexibility claimed by the next generation production systems induces a deep modification of the behavior and the core itself of the control systems. Overconnectivity and data management abilities targeted by Industry 4.0 paradigm enable the emergence of more flexible and reactive control systems, based on the cooperation of autonomous and connected entities in the decision making process. For the last 20 years, holonic paradigm has become the core paradigm of those evolutions, and evolved in itself. This contribution aims at emphasizing the conceptual evolutions in the application of holonic paradigm in the control architectures of manufacturing systems and highlighting the current research trends in this field.

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“…The HMS concept was more than 10 years old at that time, and therefore, the community mainly worked on the efficient implementation of these solutions. Similarly to the classical holonic reference architecture (PROSA [36], ADACOR [37], HCBA [38], or D-MAS [39]), several attempts have been made to propose generic control architectures: PROSIS, enabling an isoarchic control using real time and multicriteria decision rules [40], VSM for HMS proposed a meta-model of HMS architecture systems [41], ORCA-FMS, enabling an online evolution of the control policy for each entity of the control architecture independently [34] and H²CM for hybrid production systems [42], all this towards {Shop-floor; C3; Agility} systems. The contribution of some members of the WG IMS² to the definition of an improved version of ADACOR can also be pointed out [17].…”

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“…In particular, this activity is aiming at defining innovative scheduling methods able to optimize both the productivity and the energy consumption of the systems. Another research axis is dealing with the production of energy itself, either from traditional [42] or renewable sources [60] (i.e. {Energy system; C3; Sustainability}).…”

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“…This axis aims at increasing the flexibility of the control of these systems in order to cope with the specificities of these systems. In traditional systems, a generic and fractal reference architecture was developed [42] in order to ease the development of control systems for such production facilities, usually of very large sizes. The flexibility added to the orchestration of the system also enables the control to cope more easily with the numerous disturbances happening on the system.…”

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Future Industrial Systems: Best Practices of the Intelligent Manufacturing and Services Systems (IMS2) French Research Group

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Development of future industry has become an active research area in the recent years. A structured national workgroup, called IMS², has emerged in France over the last decade. The aim of this paper is, regarding four highlighted general research topics (namely agility, new technologies, sustainability and industrial dissemination), to synthetize the general research works on intelligent manufacturing and to demonstrate the principal contributions developed within the framework of this national workgroup. After a critical evaluation of the proposed approaches towards alternative solutions, this paper suggests a 2030 roadmap for the workgroup.

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“…Actualmente en la literatura es posible encontrar muchas arquitecturas propuestas con esta orientación. Enfoque Holónico [2], PROSA [10], AMS-HA [11], ADACOR [12], ADACOR 2 [13], A2CM [14], entre otras. Dichos documentos muestra una síntesis de arquitecturas concebidas en los últimos años; los holones básicos usados, el tipo de control empleado, técnica tomadas en caso de perturbaciones del sistema, la tecnología empleada en la construcción del modelo y el nivel de implementación alcanzado.…”

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Desarrollo de una Ontología de Acuerdo con el Paradigma de Sistemas Holónicos de Manufactura

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2016

Proceedings of the 14th LACCEI International Multi-Conference for Engineering, Education, and Technology: “Engineering Innovati

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To be able to appreciate how a Holon is an autonomous block and a partner in a manufacturing system for the transformation , transport, warehousing and/or the validation of the information or physical objects, it is necessary to have and overall view and a complete ontology. That is to say, an ontology where the Holon block is capable of reflecting the fact that its distinct manufacturing units act in an autonomous, cooperative, and self-organizing fashion and re-configurable manner. This paper describes the importance of a unified Holon for manufacturing systems in line with the HOLON paradigm as a functional framework in a manufacturing system. The paper's objective is to illustrate the latest advances in the development of a reusable scalable ontology respecting the specifications of the international standards of intelligent agents. The proposed ontology is nurtured of a set of criteria, knowledge and existing rules within manufacturing systems which are comparable to a series of published ontologiesdirectly or indirectlyin research based scholarly articles similar to this one.Digital Object Identifier (DOI): http://dx.

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H2CM: A holonic architecture for flexible hybrid control systems

Cited by 29 publications

References 24 publications

Evolution of holonic control architectures towards Industry 4.0: A short overview

Evolution of holonic control architectures towards Industry 4.0: A short overview

Future Industrial Systems: Best Practices of the Intelligent Manufacturing and Services Systems (IMS2) French Research Group

Desarrollo de una Ontología de Acuerdo con el Paradigma de Sistemas Holónicos de Manufactura

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